The Charisma Myth: How to Engage, Influence and Motivate People
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Another way to make people feel special as you roam about the stage is to give one to two seconds of eye contact per person.
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He told himself that the people he was presenting to were his angels, gathered here to work together.
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First, retain at least a certain measure of equanimity.
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Second, express high expectations. Sometimes, simply assigning to people the labels you want them to live up to is enough.
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You Become a Magnet for Praise as Well as Envy
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“You know, I have to tell you…” or “I have to admit…” are good preambles. ♦  Prepare the terrain by saying “I’m feeling a bit nervous about saying this, but…”
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“If you’re going in the right direction, you’ll get there faster. In the wrong direction, charisma will also help you get there faster.
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Charisma has a few possible downsides: you can become the target of envy and resentment, others can reveal too much during your interactions, you are held to a higher standard, it can be lonely at the top, and charisma may work even when it shouldn’t.
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